Record your voice
Say the word aloud and send it in. This is the part your speech therapist plays back, rates and replies to, so it is the one that travels from your living room to the clinic.
Speech therapy you do at home
A few short exercises each day for people living with Parkinson's disease. Tracked week by week, and reviewed by your therapist at Hospital Pakar Kanak-Kanak.
Accounts are created by HPKK staff. If you do not have one, or you cannot remember your password, please contact your therapist.
What your routine includes
Say the word aloud and send it in. This is the part your speech therapist plays back, rates and replies to, so it is the one that travels from your living room to the clinic.
A short tutorial to follow, then the exercise checklist.
Match pictures with words, and watch your tree grow.
How it works
On any phone or tablet. Your therapist at HPKK creates the account for you.
A short video, a word to say aloud, and a memory game. A few minutes is enough.
A speech therapist plays your recording, rates it and writes back. A person, not a machine.
Every finished exercise fills in your chart and grows your tree.
What a week looks like
Each block is one finished exercise. A day fills in as you go.
An example week. Your therapist sets your own target.
Weeks of finished exercises move the plant from a seedling to a tree.
The plant is a picture of the weeks, not a score.
Who uses it
Do the day's exercises, send a recording, and see how the week is going.
Start a session for someone, hold the phone, and record on their behalf.
Review recordings, answer families, and export progress reports for the clinic.
Before you sign in